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If you're getting an unsatisfactory surface finish with your Scheppach Planer, consider these potential causes. The planing blade may be blunt or worn, so replace or sharpen it. The planing blade might also be filled with chips, so remove them. Uneven feed can also be a factor; try feeding the workpiece with constant pressure and at a reduced speed.
What causes obstructed chip ejection during thicknessing (without dust extractor) with my Scheppach PLM1800?
If chip ejection is obstructed during thicknessing (without a dust extractor) when using your Scheppach Planer, it could be due to several reasons. You might be removing too much material, so reduce the chip removal. The knives may be blunt, so replace them. The wood could also be too humid, so dry the workpiece.
What causes obstructed chip ejection during surface planing and thicknessing (with dust extractor) with my Scheppach PLM1800?
If chip ejection is obstructed during surface planing and thicknessing (with a dust extractor) when using your Scheppach Planer, the suction performance might be too weak. Use a dust extractor unit having an airflow rate at the suction connection of at least 20 m/s.
What to do if my Scheppach PLM1800 machine cannot be switched on?
If your Scheppach Planer won't switch on, first check the power supply. If the power supply is fine, the carbon brush may be worn, in which case you should take the machine to your service point.
Why Scheppach PLM1800 Planer does not work?
If the Scheppach Planer machine does not work or stops suddenly, it could be due to a power cut, or the motor or switch might be defective.
What to do if the workpiece jams during thicknessing with my Scheppach PLM1800?
If the workpiece jams during thicknessing with your Scheppach Planer, the cutting depth may be too great. Reduce the cutting depth and machine the workpiece in several passes.
What causes obstructed chip ejection during thicknessing on a Scheppach Lathe?
If you experience obstructed chip ejection during thicknessing on your Scheppach Lathe (without a dust extractor), consider these points: * Too much chip removal; reduce it. * Blunt knives; replace them. * The wood may be too humid; dry the workpiece.
Why is the machined surface cracking on my Scheppach Lathe?
Cracking on the machined surface of your Scheppach Lathe workpiece can occur because: * The workpiece was machined against the grain; machine it from the opposite direction. * Too much material was planed in one pass; machine the workpiece in several passes.
Why is chip ejection obstructed (without dust extractor) when thicknessing with my Scheppach PLM1800 Planer?
If chip ejection is obstructed (without a dust extractor) when thicknessing with your Scheppach Planer, it could be due to too much chip removal, so reduce it. Another reason could be blunt knives, which should be replaced. Also, the wood may be too humid, so dry the workpiece.
What causes a machined surface to be too rough when using my Scheppach Planer?
If the machined surface is too rough when using your Scheppach Planer, it may be because the workpiece contains too much moisture. You should dry the workpiece.
General| Type | Paring chisel |
|---|---|
| Power | 1500 W |
| Material | Plastic, Steel |
| Feed rate | 7.4 m/min |
| Idle speed | 8500 RPM |
| Handle color | Black, Blue |
| Handle material | Metal, Plastic |
| AC input voltage | 230 V |
| Number of blades | 2 |
| AC input frequency | 50 Hz |
| Surface planing material removal (max) | 152 mm |
| Thickness planing material removal (max) | 330 mm |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 630 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 589 mm |
| Height | 500 mm |
| Thicknessing table dimensions (W x D) | 330 x 630 mm |
Key safety guidelines for using the equipment safely.
Essential practices for operating the machine without risk.
Procedure for setting the planing depth using the crank.
Step-by-step guide on how to use the thickness planer.
